Three Faiths, One God: Judaism, Christianity, Islam thoughtfully examines the religious beliefs and practices shared by Jews, Christians and Muslims to illustrate how many in the Abrahamic faith communities are dealing with historical conflicts. It also charts how people from these faiths are facilitating understanding and respect between the religions. Three Faiths, One God: Judaism, Christianity, Islam captures a broad range of voices and ideas from ordinary people and respected religion scholars alike. The program contrasts the religious practices of the three faiths, including the rituals of fasting and marriage. Later, the program features a dramatic and moving example of reconciliation as the father of murdered Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl opens a dialogue between Muslims and Jews to create better understanding between the two faiths. In the same spirit, a conflict-resolution workshop engages in an intensive dialogue as participants attempt to dispel myths, misconceptions and stereotypes about Judaism, Christianity and Islam.